Why does Tennyson most likely repeat the word "cannon" in the first three lines of the excerpt? to prove that the enemy had a larger store of weapons to identify the primary weapon used in the battle to

Why does Tennyson most likely repeat the word "cannon" in the first three lines of the excerpt?

to prove that the enemy had a larger store of weapons
to identify the primary weapon used in the battle
to demonstrate the fear the soldiers must have felt
to show that the assault on the soldiers was nonstop

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